Grace Baptist Woodbridge VA Podcast

Psalm 33

Psalm 29

Psalm 27

Psalm 24

Psalm 22

Psalm 17

Psalm 13

Psalm 8

Psalm 1

2 Timothy 2:22-26

2 Timothy 2:14 - 21 

2 Timothy 2:1-13

2 Timothy 1:8-18

2 Timothy 1:1-7

Luke 24:1-35

Luke 23: 1 - 25

1 Timothy 6:17-21

1 Timothy 6:11-16

1 Timothy 6:2b-10

1 Timothy 5:17-25; 6:1-2a

1 Timothy 5:1-16

1 Timothy 4:11-16

1 Timothy 4:6-10

1 Timothy 4:1-5

1 Timothy 3:14-16

1 Timothy 3:1-13

1 Timothy 2:8-15

1 Timothy 2:1-7

1 Timothy 1:12-20

1 Timothy 1:1-11

Silent Night

O Come, O Come Emmanuel

O Holy Night

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

Joy to the World!

Ruth - Part 4

Ruth - Part 3

Ruth - Part 2

Ruth - Part 1

Rest - Part 3

REST - Part 2

** NEW SERMON SERIESWEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGPlease read Genesis 1:1 - 2:3 and reflect on God resting after Creation.

** WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGOur current sermon series is walking through the Gospel of Mark. In preparation for worship as a church family this weekend, we invite you to read and meditate on Mark 16:1-8.Scripture Outline (Mark 16:1-8)1. The Resurrection of Jesus.     a. The women's arrival at the tomb.  The women are planning to anoint Jesus' body.  They find the stone has been rolled away. 2. The angel's announcement.     a. Jesus has been raised.3. The women's response.     a. They are astonished.

Scripture Outline (Mark 15:21-41)1. The Crucifixion (vs. 21-32)  Simon carries Jesus' cross to Golgotha.  Jesus is crucified. i. Soldiers divide Jesus' clothes. ii. Jesus hangs between two robbers.iii. Those who pass by, chief priests, and scribes mock Jesus.2. The Death of Jesus (vs. 33-39)  Darkness falls over the land for 3 hours.  Jesus cries out to God and then breathes his last breath. i. The curtain of the temple is torn.ii. The centurion declares "Truly this man was the Son of

Scripture Outline (Mark 15:1-20) Jesus delivered to Pilate. Pilate questions Jesus. The chief priests accuse Jesus of many things. Pilate questions Jesus again. Jesus remains silent. Jesus delivered to be crucified. Pilate tries to release Jesus. The crowd calls for him to release Barabbas. The crowd calls for Jesus to be crucified. Pilate gives in to the crowd and has Jesus scourged. Jesus is mocked. The Roman soldiers clothe Jesus as a parody of a king. They mockingly salute and pay homage to Him. They lead Him out to be crucified.

Scripture Outline (Mark 14:66-72)Peter Follows Jesus into the High Priest's Courtyard. (vs. 66-72)    a.   a Servant girl accuses Peter of being connected to Jesus.          i.    Peter makes his first denial.          ii.   The rooster crows the first time.    b.   The servant girl points Peter out to the crowd.          i.    Peter makes his second denial.    c.   The crowd recognizes Peter is a Galilean, like Jesus.          i.    Peter makes his third denial even more strongly.    d.   The rooster crows a second time.          i.    Peter remembers Jesus' prediction and is distraught.

*Please note that this week's sermon will only cover verses 32-42 but the weekly reading covers verses 32-50. Throughout the series we will read through the entire book of Mark, but the sermons might not cover every verse.Scripture Outline (Mark 14:32-42)   1. Jesus and the disciples enter the garden called Gethsemane (vs. 17-21).      a.   Jesus instructs Peter, James, and John to pray.         i.    Jesus goes a little farther and prays alone.      b.   Jesus finds the three sleeping.         i.    Jesus implores them to watch and pray.      c.   Jesus prays again.         i.    Jesus finds the three sleeping again.      d.   Jesus comes to them a third time.

Scripture Outline (Mark 14:12-31)1. Jesus Shares the Passover Meal with His Disciples (vs. 17-21).   a. Jesus predicts His betrayal.      i. The disciples ask which of them it might be.      ii. Jesus clarifies it is one of the twelve.   b. Jesus is not caught by surprise.2. Institution of the Lord's Supper (vs. 22-25).   a. Jesus has them take the bread as His body.   b. Jesus has them drink the cup as His blood.

Scripture Outline (Mark 14:1-11)1.   Chief Priests and Scribes are Plotting to Kill Jesus. (Vs. 1-2)2.   Jesus is Anointed at Bethany. (Vs. 3-9)     a.   A woman anoints Jesus with perfume.     b.   Some of the disciples are upset at her wastefulness.     c.   Jesus rebukes the disciples, who are upset with her.          i.    Jesus honors her act of extravagance.          ii.   Jesus interprets her act to relate to his impending death.3.   Judas Agrees to Betray Jesus. (vs. 10-11)

*Please note that this week's sermon will only cover verses 32-37 but the weekly reading covers verses 28-37. Throughout the series we will read through the entire book of Mark, but the sermons might not cover every verse.Scripture Outline (Mark 13:32-37)1.  Jesus Reveals Only The Father Knows the Day of the Hour (vs. 32)2.  Jesus Implores His Audience to Be on Guard. (vs. 33-37)     a.  Jesus uses a parable to describe his instructions.     b.  Jesus reminds his audience to remain awake.

*Please note that this week's sermon will only cover verses 1-13 but the weekly reading covers verses 1-27. Throughout the series we will read through the entire book of Mark, but the sermons might not cover every verse.Scripture Outline (Mark 13:1-13)1.  Leaving the Temple (vs. 1-2)        a.  A disciple remarks about the beauty of the temple.        b.  Jesus pronounces final judgment on the temple.2.  Jesus speaks with some disciples on the Mount of Olives (vs. 3-13)        a.  They ask Jesus for specific signs of the end.                  i.    Jesus tells them of the early signs.                  ii.   Jesus speaks of troubles for those who follow Him.                  iii.  Jesus encourages them to endure.